The DC Comics Thread Vol. 3

[Hypo Lil' Leaguer Find all posts View Profile Close Hypo]

Glad to see DC snap up Jones considering they missed out on Charretier. Now if they can just get Dan Mora they'll have signed 2 of the 3 artists I wanted them to...

C'mon DC, sign the man.

[Space Cop The Dandy Find all posts View Profile Close Space Cop]

You weren't a fan of the old Scooby and Johnny Quest shows? I barely was able to watch the old Quest, because that was being replaced with the "Real Adventures" reboot when I was watching cartoons, but I can't even begin to guess how many Scooby episodes I've seen over the years.

I think I would've liked Scooby more if they faced actual monsters and ghosts instead of always being fake. Even as a little kid, I picked up on that device and dismissed the show because of it.

["Chosen" NOT his black friend Find all posts View Profile Close "Chosen"]

C'mon DC, sign the man.

i like it but... those big fuckin bathands though....

[Ωmega Man Guardian of the Universe Find all posts View Profile Close Ωmega Man]

I dig it too. Reminds me a little of that artist that's been with Dan Slott's Spiderman for awhile now, but it isn't so cartoony that it's distracting like that other guy's work. I could get on board with this guy on something like Titans or GLC. Of course anybody actually working on a JSA or LoSH title would also get me feeling hopeful again for new DC stuff I might enjoy.

~M~

[W.West Moderator Find all posts View Profile Close W.West]

I've seen almost every episode of every iteration of Scooby Doo.

[Fearless Agent Orange Find all posts View Profile Close Fearless]

C'mon DC, sign the man.

i like it but... those big fuckin bathands though....

I dig it too. Reminds me a little of that artist that's been with Dan Slott's Spiderman for awhile now, but it isn't so cartoony that it's distracting like that other guy's work. I could get on board with this guy on something like Titans or GLC. Of course anybody actually working on a JSA or LoSH title would also get me feeling hopeful again for new DC stuff I might enjoy.

~M~

Not bad; like a more reigned in and refined Jonboy Meyers. I can dig it.

I've seen almost every episode of every iteration of Scooby Doo.

Kudos! Ah, Scooby-Doo... I've seen every episode of the classic series, I've seen every episode of A Pup Named Scooby-Doo, and I've seen most of the animated flicks as well as both live-action movies. I loved Scooby-Doo as a kid, so much so that my dad, who hated cartoons, could openly despise Scooby-Doo in front of me and it wouldn't bother me none.

I still took a pass on the comic. I'm not at all intrigued by the remained Hannah-Barbera line of comics.

[Agent Purple The Illustrated Man Find all posts View Profile Close Agent Purple]

I think I would've liked Scooby more if they faced actual monsters and ghosts instead of always being fake. Even as a little kid, I picked up on that device and dismissed the show because of it.

Words hurt, man. Words hurt.

[Mister Ed Horse of a Different Color Find all posts View Profile Close Mister Ed]

I think I would've liked Scooby more if they faced actual monsters and ghosts instead of always being fake. Even as a little kid, I picked up on that device and dismissed the show because of it.

Contrariwise, I always disliked the iterations of Scooby where they had them facing actual monsters and ghosts and other supernatural junk, because that seemed so...wrong, and against the spirit of the show. The Scooby Gang are essentially a roving gang of debunkers (though you'd think after all the experience they had, that they, especially Scooby and Shaggy, would be less inclined to be freaked out by the apparently supernatural).

[Booster Beetle Will break before he bends Find all posts View Profile Close Booster Beetle]

I've seen almost every episode of every iteration of Scooby Doo.

Even the one where they were all kids?

[EmeraldGladiator Manhunter Repairman Find all posts View Profile Close EmeraldGladiator]

Contrariwise, I always disliked the iterations of Scooby where they had them facing actual monsters and ghosts and other supernatural junk, because that seemed so...wrong, and against the spirit of the show. The Scooby Gang are essentially a roving gang of debunkers (though you'd think after all the experience they had, that they, especially Scooby and Shaggy, would be less inclined to be freaked out by the apparently supernatural).

That was always my thought too Mr Ed, which was cool when they started a later modern version, they (even Shags and Scoob) were all jaded and non believing until they ran into a 'real' monster, and thus started the fear and trembling again. I thought that was quite clever.

["Chosen" NOT his black friend Find all posts View Profile Close "Chosen"]

Even the one where they were all kids?

Pup named scooby doo. That was always my favorite

[Booster Beetle Will break before he bends Find all posts View Profile Close Booster Beetle]

I liked the one with Scrappy and Vincent Price

[Agent Purple The Illustrated Man Find all posts View Profile Close Agent Purple]

[Space Cop The Dandy Find all posts View Profile Close Space Cop]

Contrariwise, I always disliked the iterations of Scooby where they had them facing actual monsters and ghosts and other supernatural junk, because that seemed so...wrong, and against the spirit of the show. The Scooby Gang are essentially a roving gang of debunkers (though you'd think after all the experience they had, that they, especially Scooby and Shaggy, would be less inclined to be freaked out by the apparently supernatural).

Did that occur in the original show because I don't recall ever seeing even one episode where the threat wasn't natural. The second live action movie did a kind of voodoo zombie plot, but that's the closest I remember seeing.

[Fearless Agent Orange Find all posts View Profile Close Fearless]

Contrariwise, I always disliked the iterations of Scooby where they had them facing actual monsters and ghosts and other supernatural junk, because that seemed so...wrong, and against the spirit of the show. The Scooby Gang are essentially a roving gang of debunkers (though you'd think after all the experience they had, that they, especially Scooby and Shaggy, would be less inclined to be freaked out by the apparently supernatural).

See? Look at that, Ed gets it!

Pup named scooby doo. That was always my favorite

Same. They had a character named Red Herring. That's awesome.